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vaginal tear...scared and worried

the other night my boyfriend and i were playin around....im a virgin so i guess im really tight...hes tried to go in before but it hasnt fit...well he tried again last night and didnt get in but kept trying then somthing hurt really bad and he noticed i was bleeding alot...i thought he popped my cherry or somthing but i bled hard for about 3 hours then realized i had 2 rips on my vagina opening...will they heal on its own? or should i go to a doctor? i dont want my mom to find out ive been doing stuff like that so im scared to death--please help! any advice would be great
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hey yall...i went and saw a doctor and he said id heal just fine and everything will be ok. thanks for your support and adivce! i just was alittle freaked out and its nice to have people to talk about it with
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Brief reminder- vaginas heal QUITE WELL after CHILD BIRTH. Relax woman...get your lube, your birth control and intructions for your partner.
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143123 tn?1274300825
Like the other post, you need to see a doctor to examine you.  Wounds in that area are sometimes hard to heal (wetness, location, etc.).  Also, being your first time, you may want to think about using some type of lubrication to help.  And please, make sure you are using some type of protection.
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143952 tn?1237864541
look in your phone book to see if you have a planned parenthood nearby.  they can examine you, and also help you take care of birth control and STD prevention.  good luck.
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